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Solid wood and iron interior or exterior old mediaeval sliding door

Name: Solid wood and iron interior or exterior old mediaeval sliding door
Brand: BISCOTTINI
SKU: L7905-42
Price: 1220 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£2,300.00~~

Sold by Biscottini

Product information

Description

General description

This solid teak antique door is a unique piece derived from the demolition and restoration of significant old buildings. Finely restored and treated for outdoor use, it serves as an elegant sliding door suitable for both interior and exterior applications.

Technical specifications

Length: 108 cm

Depth: 12 cm

Height: 210 cm

Material: Solid teak wood and iron

Condition: Antique, restored

Other information

Each door is a unique antique piece.

All measurements refer to the maximum overall dimensions of the article.

Features

Brand
BISCOTTINI
Colour
Brown
Material
Wood
Complete door unit
Yes
Door function
Sliding door

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